Working with Projects

Working with projects enables you to define a workspace where you can access all declarations (classes, functions, variables, constants, interfaces).

Menu:

• On the Project menu, point to “Project Manager…”
• Click the button “Add…”
• Type the project name in under the general tab.
• In the project root, type in the path of the project root, or click the Browse button to locate the path.
• In the description, type in a description of the project.
• Configure the filters of the project on the filter tab
• If you like to work with frameworks , enter the path of your framework/library in the frameworks/libraries tab
• By default your project will use the global localhost settings, however this can be customized so that your project uses it's own localhost settings.
• Click Ok

Getting Started:

• On the Getting Started page, right-click in the project area and point to “Project Manager…”
• Click the “Add…” button
• In the project name on the general tab, type in the name for the new project.
• In the project root, type in the path of the project root, or click the Browse button to locate the path.
• In the description, type in the description of the project.
• Configure the filters of the project on the filter tab
• If you like to work with frameworks, enter the path of your framework/library in the frameworks/libraries tab
• By default your project will use the global localhost settings, however this can be customized so that your project uses it's own localhost settings.
• Click Ok

Tool Panel:

• On the tool panel, select the project tab and click the “Add” button
• In the project name on the general tab, type in the name for the new project.
• In the project root, type in the path of the project root, or click the Browse button to locate the path.
• In the description, type in the description of the project.
• Configure the filters of the project on the filter tab
• If you like to work with frameworks enter the path of your framework/library in the frameworks/libraries tab
• By default your project will use the global localhost settings however this can be customized so your project uses its own localhost settings.
• Click Ok

Menu:

• On the Project menu, point to “Project Manager…”
• Click the button “Edit…”
• In the project name on the general tab, type in the name for the new project.
• In the project root, type in the path of the project root, or click the Browse button to locate the path.
• In the decription, type in the description of the project.
• Configure the filters of the project on the filter tab
• If you like to work with frameworks enter the path of your framework/library in the frameworks/libraries tab
• By default your project will use the global localhost settings however this can be customized so your project uses its own localhost settings.
• Click Ok

Menu:

• On the Project menu, select the project you wish to open
• Double-click on the project to open it

Getting Started:

• On the Getting Started page, select the project you wish to open in the project area
• Double-click on the project to open it

Tool Panel:

• On the tool panel, select the project tab and then select the project you wish to open
• Double-click on the project to open it it

Menu:

• On the Project menu, select the project you wish to delete
• Click the “Delete…” button and confirm

Getting Started:

• On the Getting Started page, select the project you wish to delete from the project area
• Click the “Delete…” button and confirm

Tool Panel:

• On the tool panel, select the project tab and select the project you wish to delete
• Click the “Delete…” button and confirm

If you did not close the active project on close, it will by default automatically be loaded on the next start

• On the Tools menu, point to Preferences
• Select Startup
• Check “load last project on startup”